Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-06
LOCAL eRevITiES.

Mr.. w. F. O'Brien, Of Urbana, Is In the
city.
Mr.. n. NJ. Grouse. Of Dayton. is in town
on business.
Mr.. r. A. Bagley. Of the Dunlap opera
company. is in the city today.
Mr.. George 4. Knight agent Of the Bee
Line. was in Dayton this morning.
'Psek-a-Boo" Scanlan will appear At
Blacks opera house in the near future.
Jumbo" Robinson was arrested yester-
day for stealing some razors from . west
end barber shop.
z. B. Phillips camp. Sons Of Veterans,
hold its annual election Of officers at the G..
A. r. hall tonight
The big roam horse of the patrol house
was taken to the country and put on pas
ture this morning.
The music to b given Friday evening.
December 9th, At Center street n. E church,
is strikingly beautiful and none will regret
having gone Price Of admission. Csc
Springfield chapter. No. As. r. A. NJ,
conferred the royal arch degree upon three
brethren last night, and afterward discussed
tempting spread. The boys had most
enjoyable time.
Mrs. John Pearson. wife Of the pastor Of
Central n. Z. church. has been i'll for many
weeks. and her friends will b very sorry to
learn that her condition at present is sx-
tremely critical.
The Worthington Chautauqua circle will
observe Millions Memorial on next Thurs
day afternoon at the residence Of Mrs. II.
S. Showers. Linden avenue. with interest
ing and appropriate exercises.
The ladies OF the Second Lutheran
church give baxar this evening in the
johnson building on west Main street. 1t
promises to be very brilliant and pretty
affair and will doubtless be well patronized.
''Old Colonial Days" is the topic to be
discussed at the meeting Of the Coterie
Literary society, At the First Baptist church
this Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock. There
will be essays, readings. debate and music.
Prof. John Worthington's dancing acad-
emy opens this evening. Handsomely
printed invitations have been circulated for
it. 1t is to be held in Willis's business co..
lege. johnson block. A large number will
be present and it will be quite social
event.
This morning James Slater. Of Balm
bridge, was arrcsted in Rose Dellingers
house on the ''hill" by Officers Mast and
Greaney. and station-housed on the charge
of drunkenness and diserderly conduct and
lettering about . house Of ill-fame.
"Low prices and quick sales'' will be the
motto of the United Presbyterian ladies at
their bazsr in the church. on south Lime
stone street. next Thursday. December s.
Bazaar to open 1t 2 o'clock. Supper from s
to 9 D. m. Admission free. Supper a5
cents.
The pastor Of st. Paul N. E. church was
very efficiently aided last night In the
special meeting by Revs. Mitchell, Reeser
far. in the series Of the meetings, was pres
ent and deep feeling was maintained
among the people. The singing was ex-
cellent, led by Mr.. Carey Boggess. A sue
cessful service is anticipated tonight
The very large audience which heard
Rev. DIR. Carson last night in the First
Presbyterian church was not disappointed.
The sermon was one Of great power
mighty in the Scriptures" There was
much feeling in the meeting. At times
there were few dry eyes. The echorus choir
of young people was feature much ap-
preciated and will be continued. DIR. Car
son will preach again tonight. seats free.